Healthcare Technician at Chapter 2

London, England, United Kingdom -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

20 Sep, 26

Salary

0.0

Posted On

22 Jun, 26

Experience

2 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Biometry, OCT, A-Scan, Visual Fields, Pentacam, Topography, Basic Life Support, Microsoft Office, Patient Care, Infection Prevention and Control, Clinical Data Management, Ophthalmic Diagnostics

Industry

Business Consulting and Services

Description

About Us At Chapter 2, we’re not just scaling businesses, we’re reshaping the future of talent acquisition with passion, loyalty, and an unwavering commitment to results. By blending people, processes, and cutting-edge technology, we’ve redefined the traditional RPO model, delivering faster, smarter, and more cost-effective solutions that exceed expectations. As a global powerhouse, our team spans the UK, South Africa, the US, and Germany, with India as the next frontier in our ambitious expansion. Having grown 1300% in just two years, we are unstoppable fueling our momentum with honesty, collaboration, and a shared vision. We are relentless in our pursuit of excellence, embedding world-class talent, pioneering technology, and compelling employer branding into organizations across industries. Our approach isn’t just about recruitment—it’s about building long-term success for our clients. We are loyal to our clients, to our vision, and most importantly, to each other, because we know that true success is built together. Chapter 2 – A scalable talent solution. For more information, please watch the Chapter 2 Evolution 🎥🚀 https://youtu.be/Fiap-bVnscY Healthcare Technician Location: Bradford Contract Type: Bank We are recruiting on behalf of a leading specialist eye care provider for a Bank Healthcare Technician based in Bradford. Our client operates a network of dedicated eye hospitals across the UK, delivering world-class ophthalmic care across a range of specialisms including cataract surgery, refractive treatment, glaucoma, and medical retina. With a strong focus on clinical excellence and patient outcomes, this is a fantastic opportunity to join a highly skilled multi-disciplinary team in a modern, purpose-built clinical environment. Job Purpose As part of a multi-disciplinary team, ensure a comprehensive level of care provision to all ophthalmic patients, their relatives, or carers, across clinical and non-clinical care pathways, with an emphasis on quality patient care. Clinical Duties • Ensure the delivery of high-quality patient care throughout their visit. • Perform diagnostic testing on patients, including Biometry, OCT, A-Scan, Visual Fields, Pentacam, VA, IOP, and Topography. • Support patients on surgery days, providing pre- and post-operative care and ensuring effective communication. • Demonstrate empathy and sensitivity when addressing patients' and their relatives' concerns, ensuring a person-centred approach. • Provide basic health promotion advice related to ophthalmic surgery. • Assist in the operating theatre, supporting the entire patient pathway. • Support the control of cross-infection by adhering to the Uniform Policy, maintaining a clean working environment, and following decontamination and sterilisation procedures in line with Infection Prevention and Control (IPC) policy. Administrative Support • Organise and maintain patient records using appropriate clinical systems and manual documentation to ensure seamless hospital operations. • Prepare consulting, examination, and treatment rooms throughout the day, ensuring cleanliness and stock availability. • Handle patient enquiries effectively, referring to medical practitioners as needed, and provide non-clinical advice regarding appointments and tests. • Schedule patients and manage diagnostic equipment data, ensuring efficient file transfers and data management. • Coordinate with suppliers to maintain adequate stock levels for uninterrupted surgical schedules. Equipment & Safety • Manage equipment storage and promptly report faults or safety concerns to the relevant manager. • Ensure the effective operation, maintenance, and safety of all equipment in clinical areas. • Open and close consulting and diagnostic rooms, ensuring all equipment is clean, operational, and faults are reported promptly. Person Specification Qualifications & Experience • Previous experience in a healthcare environment is essential; ophthalmology experience preferred. Knowledge & Skills • Competent in Basic Life Support. • Proficient in Microsoft Office and specialist ophthalmic clinical systems. • Highly organised, with excellent forward planning and attention to detail. • Strong communication skills, with the ability to handle challenging situations professionally. • Self-motivated and able to work autonomously while maintaining a collaborative approach. • Committed to safeguarding the welfare of children, young people, and vulnerable adults in all interactions. Personal Qualities • Build and maintain exceptional relationships with colleagues and patients. • Adaptable to evolving clinical practices and technologies. • Demonstrate a consistent professional attitude, confidence, and articulation at all times.

Responsibilities

Provide comprehensive care to ophthalmic patients by performing various diagnostic tests and supporting surgical pathways. Manage clinical administrative tasks, including patient records and equipment maintenance, to ensure seamless hospital operations.